How to lose a country’s hospitals, blame everyone else, and call it good governance
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Malta
PR backlash: Budget poster family has more than eight jobs, most on the public payroll
A high-profile public relations campaign by the Labour government, promoting the 2026... View more
‘Disarm, dismantle networks of corruption and abuse of power endangering journalists’
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation has warned that Malta’s long-awaited media reforms... View more
$13.4 trillion: the total net worth of the world’s 3,508 billionaires
More than $13,400,000,000,000 – if you are struggling to read all the... View more
Malta among top three countries in the world experiencing chronic worrying – Gallup
With 61% of Maltese adults reporting chronic worrying in a global study... View more
Ian Borg’s hollow nobel peace prize nomination exposes divisions within the Labour Party
Here’s something about foreign minister Ian Borg’s decision to nominate US President... View more
Malta set to suffer downgrade with CrediaBank takeover of HSBC
The reputation and strength of Malta’s banking sector are expected to decline... View more
The weaponisation of surveys
Polls Don’t Just Measure Opinion — They Aim to Shape It By... View more
Film Commissioner does not even bother to respect FOI deadlines
Transparency in public life is not a luxury; it is the bedrock... View more
Sham university locks out students, appeals filed with immigration board
Malta’s reputation in the higher education sector is currently facing significant damage... View more
EU press freedom law comes into force amid warnings of weak national enforcement
The European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), hailed as a landmark milestone in... View more
Education Minister, MCAST Board ignored years of warnings on payroll
Education Minister Clifton Grima and his Board of Governors at MCAST had... View more
Malta’s ‘Sausage Ambassador’ tells us to mark our calendar for national sausage day
Malta has a ‘Sausage Ambassador’. Who knew? Enter Valentina Rossi: media personality,... View more
‘Pressures on public media pose existential test for European democracy’ – RSF
As the EU prepares to enforce sweeping new media protections, Reporters Without... View more
Trump’s ‘Mr Malta’ may not be Maltese
A political storm has erupted in Washington DC, over the true nationality... View more
Eight years on, guilty verdicts in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder – but justice remains incomplete
More than eight years after Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated... View more
Malta ratifies Landscape Convention after 25-year delay, as it holds Council of Europe presidency
Malta has ratified the Council of Europe Landscape Convention—a full 25 years... View more
Opinion: ‘The beginning of our plan’
Minister Chris Bonett recently made an earth-shattering announcement – as from Easter... View more
How to lose a country’s hospitals, blame everyone else, and call it good governance
Let me put the deck on the table: I haven’t read the... View more
PR backlash: Budget poster family has more than eight jobs, most on the public payroll
A high-profile public relations campaign by the Labour government, promoting the 2026... View more
‘Disarm, dismantle networks of corruption and abuse of power endangering journalists’
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation has warned that Malta’s long-awaited media reforms... View more
$13.4 trillion: the total net worth of the world’s 3,508 billionaires
More than $13,400,000,000,000 – if you are struggling to read all the... View more
Malta among top three countries in the world experiencing chronic worrying – Gallup
With 61% of Maltese adults reporting chronic worrying in a global study... View more
Ian Borg’s hollow nobel peace prize nomination exposes divisions within the Labour Party
Here’s something about foreign minister Ian Borg’s decision to nominate US President... View more
Malta set to suffer downgrade with CrediaBank takeover of HSBC
The reputation and strength of Malta’s banking sector are expected to decline... View more
The weaponisation of surveys
Polls Don’t Just Measure Opinion — They Aim to Shape It By... View more
Film Commissioner does not even bother to respect FOI deadlines
Transparency in public life is not a luxury; it is the bedrock... View more
Sham university locks out students, appeals filed with immigration board
Malta’s reputation in the higher education sector is currently facing significant damage... View more